Eu vi um pandeiro na mão de um egípcio. Nos últimos dias, não posso deixar de acompanhar o que está acontecendo no Cairo, em Alexandria e em outras partes daquele país. Os testemunhos da revolução nas ruas dão conta de sons que mostram como o dia-a-dia foi completamente alterado. Guardo aqui alguns testemunhos, em som e em escrita.
Na Aljazeera:
No Twitter:
@arwasm: Christian chants joined by all of #tahrir, Muslims and Christians #jan25 #egypt [6 Feb]
@TravellerW Just heard a single shot fired in Tahrir.#Egypt #Jan25 [2 Feb]
@TravellerW Man in the megaphone is shouting names to reunite families that were separated in the mayhem #Egypt #Jan25#Freedom [2 Feb]
No New York Times:
“It was seeing — and in particular hearing through the walls of this dreadful facility — the abuse of Egyptians at the hands of their own government. (…) Between cries of suffering, an officer said, ‘Are are talking to journalists? Are are talking badly about your country?’ (…) In the morning, we could hear the strained voice of a man with a French accent calling out in English: ‘Where am I? What is happening to me? Answer me. Answer me.’ (…) During the night we heard them being beaten, screaming after every blow.” [5 Feb]
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